Formula D

[RyanM.]

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[gonças]

You can do so mcuh better with that 70-200...

nice shots anyway

[RyanM.]

All these shots were taking with a rebel xt also.

hmmm...
Care to explain?

[profec291]

Slightly slower shutter speed?

[smcclelland]

It feels too frozen and too tightly cropped for my liking... from a viewing perspective it's just cars, somewhere on pavement, spinning tires and making smoke. I would've liked to see wider shots at say 70mm with the crowd included and slower shutter speeds to give more sense of speed via motion blur.

Drop your shutter speeds as well, 1/250s and 1/350s are fine for freezing action but really kill the sense of speed a car has unless you're shooting head on without any visible wheels. Try for 1/100 or lower even down to 1/60 for some creative effects.

[Tigermack]

Yeah, I am not feeling it except the first shot.

[ogre1231]

1st and last are my favorites. Def could use slower shutter speed on them. Great lighting on the 350z!

[canonnoob]

nice shots! I really like all of them...